Elara Caldwell is a young woman with her boots firmly planted in the hay - quite literally.

Since childhood, she has been drawn to horses, wide open meadows, and the sense of freedom that only a ride through nature can bring. Raised in a rural town, she found comfort and strength early on through her bond with animals, especially horses.

While other kids played with dolls, Elara knew the name of every horse in the village. Her first riding lesson at the age of six sparked a deep connection, not only to riding itself, but to the entire world of horse care, ethics, and responsibility.

Today, Elara lives and works at the renowned Silver Manes Stables, a place that feels more like home than anything else. She competes in a variety of English disciplines, but her focus is never on trophies, it’s all about trust. For her, the partnership between horse and rider always comes first.

Elara is known for her gentle voice, patient approach, and her willingness to help, whether it's a person or a horse in need. New riders are quickly put at ease by her warm demeanor, and even the most difficult horses seem to soften in her presence.

When she's not in the saddle or mucking out stalls, Elara can often be found outdoors: barefoot in the grass, sketchbook in hand, or simply listening to the wind. Her deep connection to nature and quiet strength make her a calming presence in the often hectic day-to-day life at the stables.